Topic: Asheville

The episode concludes with a review of upcoming Higher Side Chats meetups in Asheville, Pasadena, and at Burning Man. Carlwood debuts a new ska-style cover of the show's intro song and encourages listeners to engage with the "Work" of the Fourth Way. The segment ends with a produced musical tribute to the life and legacy of Maurice Nicoll.

The August meetup calendar is announced, featuring events in California, Washington, Texas, New Zealand, and North Carolina. A specific event titled "The Vomiting Sparrows" is clarified to be a meetup at Burning Man in Black Rock City on August 28th. Carlwood also mentions his upcoming attendance at the Astro Gnosis conference in Wheaton, Illinois.

Michael Wan describes his new nomadic lifestyle, moving between house-sitting gigs and staying with people across the country. He draws inspiration from a man named "Weather Carrot," a sophisticated drifter who builds stone walls on a circuit without a car or license. Wan plans to travel to places like Asheville, North Carolina, to conduct "natural astrology ceremonies" and workshops, operating on a sliding scale or through direct support.

Greg Carlwood provides an update on his recent move across the country and his plans for soundproofing his new studio to improve audio quality. He reviews the May meetup calendar, featuring events in Asheville, Dublin, Sedona, High Springs, Elko, and Los Angeles. He concludes the show by thanking Elisa E. and challenging the "MKUltra handlers" in his signature sign-off.

Greg Carlwood concludes the episode by summarizing the topics covered in the second hour for Plus members, including the "180 inversion principle" and "dog-headed people." He provides an update on a technical glitch affecting the Plus membership infrastructure and reads the upcoming meetup calendar for cities like Las Vegas, Asheville, and Dublin. The show ends with a call for listeners to join the Higher Side Meetups.

The episode concludes with a promotion for the THC+ subscription service, which offers a second hour of the interview covering topics like the Privy Council and modern monarchs. Greg mentions upcoming listener meetups in Asheville, Sedona, and the UK. He thanks the audience for their support on his 38th birthday and signs off with his signature closing, challenging the "cunning culture seeders" and "elite bloodline bad guys."

The episode concludes with updates on the eBay outline auction, which raised $8,000 for Carlwood's upcoming move. He lists several upcoming listener meetups in Oregon, New Mexico, North Carolina, and Florida. Carlwood thanks the band "Damn My Eyes" for the intro music and signs off with a final jab at the "prophecy obsessed parasite class."

The episode concludes with logistical details regarding the outline auction, including international shipping and combined invoices for multiple winners. Carlwood also reads the upcoming meetup calendar for March 2024, featuring events in North Carolina, Arizona, New York, Wisconsin, and New Mexico.

Greg Carlwood lists several upcoming listener meetups scheduled for December 2022 to help community members connect during the holiday season. Events are planned for Los Angeles, Long Island, Wyoming, Vancouver, Glendale, Asheville, and Fayetteville. Listeners are encouraged to visit highersidemeetups.com to create accounts and organize their own local gatherings to combat "blackpilling" and loneliness.

A glowing entity known as "The Lady" tells Chris Bledsoe that sharing his story is a burden he must keep. This encounter led to an eight-year research relationship with Dr. Diana Pasulka, author of American Cosmic. Bledsoe notes that he introduced Pasulka to key figures like "Tyler" and began speaking publicly about his experiences starting at a meeting in Asheville, North Carolina.